The web is 25 years old, and signing up for and paying for things is still broken. Why do you have to create an account and make up a password? Why do you have to type in a number off a card in your pocket? There is a big opportunity here that will seem obvious in retrospect.
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Can’t it be fixed at the browser level? Sign up once with a broad catch-all contract?
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There are browser extensions that will do exactly that.
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Or that’s the EU trying to fix a broken Silicon Valley.
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Using cookies and leaving them on your computer is definitely a tech issue.
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what if that’s exactly the technology what is being broken: the cookies. Cookies _are_ a user-side, private data, yet are being (ab)used to identify and collect private data elsewhere. A more logical solution would be to extend the cookies idea (and I’m happening to work on one).
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How is that considered as EU being broken?
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Browsers used to prompt you to accept cookies, which is the right place to do it. Then idiots started saving multiple cookies per website, and third-party cookies, and instead of changing the browser to just reject the whole lot, we changed the browser to not prompt.
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lots of browsers are moving to block 3rd party cookies by default. I think safari flipped the switch this year
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California will soon be requiring cookie popups. They are literally taking the worse possible part of the EU to copy
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Cookie popup blocker anyone?
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